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About the Chopin Society of Atlanta
The Chopin Society of Atlanta is a non-profit organization that since early 2000 has been devoted to promoting Fryderyk Chopin’s music and advancing the understanding and appreciation of his legacy while engaging and inspiring youth from the metro Atlanta area. The essence of our mission lies in enriching children’s education and fostering an appreciation for classical music.
We believe that music represents a universal language that reaches the depths of emotions, stirs the imagination and helps our youth gain a better understanding and respect for each other. Our programs not only help youth appreciate the beauty of classical music but develop self-esteem and become a positive influence on their peers, demonstrating that listening to and playing classical music can translate into lifelong valuable and exciting experiences.

By Fisher Yu - 1st Prize Winner of 2019 Art Contest

Board of Directors

Dorota Lato, Founder and President
Maria Adamczyk
Barbara Bugajska (1952-2019)
Renata Cichocka
Elzbieta Gurtler-Krawczynska (1938-2016)
Anna Holub-Standish
Joanna Krauz
Dorota Olson
Anna Paré
Elizabeth Pelypenko
Halina Szlam
Aleksander Szlam
Magdalena Tulibacka

Contact:
Chopin Society of Atlanta
Dorota Lato, President
10700 State Bridge Road, Suite 12,
Johns Creek, Georgia 30022
info@chopinatlanta.org
404.245.6133

Chopin Society Newsletter
Bozena U. Zaremba - Editor
bozena@chopinatlanta.org
Annual Membership
Fryderyk Chopin, Waltz in C sharp major op 64, No 2
We accomplish our mission by:
Our Concerts

They are usually held at the Roswell Cultural
Arts Center and have featured internationally
acclaimed pianists, such as Sa Chen, Marek Drewnowski, Ingrid Fliter, Piotr Folkert, Alex Kobrin, Kevin
Kenner, Marc Laforet, Leszek Możdżer, Adam Makowicz, Christopher O’Riley, Ewa Pobłocka, Joyce Yang,
and Ilya Yakushev, whose sold-out performances have met with enthusiastic praise from classical music
lovers and critics. Our young audiences have been extremely responsive, as evidenced by their insightful
comments, demonstrating the profound impact the music leaves on their minds and souls.
History

The Chopin Society of Atlanta was founded in the year 2000 to carry on the tradition of preserving Fryderyk Chopin’s legacy, which started in 1899 with the launching of the Chopin Chapter at the Warsaw Music Society. The first Chopin Institute was founded in 1934, and Chopin societies around the globe make up the largest network of organizations dedicated to a single composer.
Elżbieta and Krzysztof
Krawczyński Fund

20 YEARS IN PICTURES